Oregon officials respond to the Rowena Fire with evacuations and additional firefighting resources, as Governor Kotek activates the Emergency Conflagration Act.

Hillsboro Police located missing man William Fregosi, who was safely reunited with his family, thanking the community and Portland Police for their help.

Wyatt Belcher was sentenced to life with parole after 25 years for the murder of Ash Smith at a Portland drum circle, reflecting a stand against violence.

Daniel Blew received an 18-month prison sentence for his involvement in a Portland burglary ring, with additional probation and potential added jail time for violations.

A man involved in a disturbance in Portland was later in a shootout with officers; he was hospitalized, and no others were injured. The police are investigating.

Joshua Degerness received a 25-year sentence for attempting to murder three Portland police officers and other charges, after a 2021 shootout. No officers were injured.

A single-vehicle crash on Highway 101 in Lincoln County resulted in the death of Leslie Ryan Campbell from Seal Rock. The incident caused a four-hour traffic delay.

Multi-vehicle crash on Highway 101 in Lincoln County, involving a Chevrolet Spark, a Tesla, a GMC Yukon, and a Kia Sorento, resulted in one death and several injuries.

Portland police dealt with disruptions from ICE facility protesters, leading to the removal of blockades and two arrests for vandalism. Chief Day emphasized PPB's non-role in immigration enforcement.

Portland Police conducted a raid against illegal street racing, resulting in over 20 vehicle stops, four arrests, vehicle seizures, and confiscation of drugs and firearms.

A Portland man, Daryl Turner, faces federal charges for distributing fentanyl related to a fatal overdose, plus firearm possession during drug trafficking.

Portland police monitored protests at the ICE facility sparked by controversial arrests, including a transgender asylum seeker and a local man. Amidst sanctuary city debates, two individuals were arrested for vandalism during the protests.

Authorities and the public are searching for three missing brothers, Julian, Silas, and Trenton Yellowtail, in Portland, with concerns for their safety. They have been seen near Lents Park and downtown.